Hay
and district
In Victorian times
Making way for Castle Square | ||
The building in the middle of this
photograph, with the sign for 'Evans - Saddler',
and the building beyond it were both knocked down
around 1885. This business survived
nearby, though (see right). |
An
advertisement for
Evans the Saddler from a business directory printed in 1895. Note the extra business in leather drive belts for Victorian machinery. |
Castle
Street
Hay around 1880 |
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The line of children in this picture
almost look as if
they were being led across the street by a 'lollipop lady' ! In the 1999 photograph shown here you can recognise the shop on the left in both pictures, and the old wall on the right. The top of the old town hall building in the middle of the new picture (behind the coloured flags) can be seen above the lost buildings in the Victorian photograph.
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